Ion Definition and 382 Threads
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Distance to 3rd and 5th nearest ion to S2- in ZnS structure
Hey folks ZnS has a ccp structure with S2- ions forming FCC lattice with Zn2+ ions at half the tetrahedral voids Attached is a table showing no. of nearest neighbours and their distance for an S2- ion 'a' is edge length of the unit cell I want to know how the distance to the 3rd & 5th...- Vishesh Jain
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- Ion Structure
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Ion craft using magnetic field instead of E-field
Hello folks, I did some research and I know a charged particle in a coil magnetic field travels along the lines of the coil. My thoughts are having a vertical cylinder and having charged ions flow down. 1. How can I figure out how much velocity the charged ions would have. 2. Would it...- curiosG
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- E-field Field Ion Magnetic Magnetic field
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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What is the Common Ion Effect?
Homework Statement What is the common ion effect? I've been searching online for quite a while but none of the answers already out there seems to clear things up for me... Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution N/A- JessicaHelena
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- Chemistry Ion
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What is the net charge on a magnesium ion after losing two electrons?
Homework Statement Calculate the net charge on a magnesium ion which has lost two electrons. 2. The attempt at a solution I put 2+ as my answer and this is what I was told, but I don't understand what they mean by the following; That's a chemist's shorthand, not the amount of charge on the...- Jess_18033152
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- Charge Ion Magnesium Net
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What to study for ion propulsion?
What all branches/sub-branches of physics and mathematics are required to atleast understand the technicalities of ion propulsion ? Please elaborate .- avg112358
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- Ion Propulsion Study
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Calculating Ion Pairs, Total Charge and Exposure.
Hello, I am unsure whether this is in the right place, I do think this is nuclear physics however, I was hoping I could get some idea of whether I am answering this question correctly as unfortunately I won't be able to attend the class that explaining this concept. 34eV of energy, are lost...- Jason Goddard
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- Charge Ion Total charge
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Rhythmicity of the heart and potassium ion
Hello, I read that the rhythmicity of the heart increases due to decreasing in the permeability of SA node to K ions. I don't understand this mechanism, could anyone give me a simple explanation? Thanks!- Asmaa Mohammad
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- Cardiac Heart Ion
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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What are the Electron Dot Diagrams and Polarities of IO3- and CHCl3?
Homework Statement For the ion IO3 – a) Draw the electron dot diagram and structural formula using the method as taught in this course. b) Predict the shape. c) Predict whether it is polar or non-polar, justify your prediction. Indicate the positive and negative poles. For the ion CHCl3...- Physics345
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- Ion
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Confusion about ion exchange water softener
I am about to have a water softener installed and I thought I should learn a bit about the Chemistry involved. There is loads of advertising blurb on the Web but very little precise Chemistry. I am sure someone here can help me with this. The basic softening process is fair enough with sodium...- sophiecentaur
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- Confusion Exchange Ion Water
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How to calculate formal charge in Nitrite Ion?
1. The problem statement, all variables, and given/known data How to calculate formal charge in Nitrite Ion Homework Equations How to calculate formal charge in Nitrite Ion The Attempt at a Solution I have counted the total violence electrons 5 + 6 (2) + 1 = 18- Indranil
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- Charge Ion
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I Ion Conductors: Comparing Resistance to Copper at Room Temperature
I am interested can you please point out, are there any ion conductors (electrolytes i assume they are called) that are comparable in their resistance to copper at room temperature? I am thinking about both liquid or solid conductors here. Also I was wondering is it possible to make continuity...- girts
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- Conductor Ion
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Is the He2+ Ion Bound Using the Simple MO Method?
Homework Statement "Use the simple MO method to show that the He2+ ion is bound"Homework Equations The hamiltonian for this system is; H=-(ħ2/2m)∇2 -2ke2[∑3i=11/riB+∑3i=11/riB-2/RAB] And as far as I know, the total wave function sould be; ψ = φ1φ2φ3 ... φn , n is the number of electrons and...- Oskar Paulsson
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- Bound Helium Ion
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Finding the Charge on an Ion in a Zero Electric Field
Homework Statement A proton is at the origin and an ion is at x1 = 6 nm If the electric field is zero at x2 = -3 nm , what is the charge on the ion? Homework Equations for ion The Attempt at a Solution https://imgur.com/ryyuQBq I just have used all my attempts besides one. So I...- Noreturn
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- Charge Electric Electric field Field Ion Zero
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why don't ion thrusters work within the atmosphere?
So I was reading about ion propulsion when I read this: I understand the fact that drag will be too powerful for the ion thruster to overcome. However, why does it matter when there are foreign ions? Does the magnetic field of the grids pull ions from the atmosphere, thus pulling the entire...- yrjosmiel
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- Atmosphere Ion Work
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How long for a potassium atom to become an ion again
If we do electrolysis, using a potassium electrolyte in water, the Na+ ions turn into Na atoms at the cathode. The question is, how long, on average, will it take for the Na atom to react with water and form a Na+ ion again? -
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B Why Negative Hydrogen/Deuterium Ion Generators?
Auto-Search gives me some hints. I did a Google for "Hydrogen Ion Generator" and got a load of hits about "Negative Hydrogen Ion Generators". They almost seem to be 'fusion specific'. Are they used because the required end result is a neutral beam of Hydrogen/Deuterium for injection into the...- Chorlton
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- Generators Ion Negative
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B Can radiation in space be captured and used in an Ion drive?
Since NASA is currently under way with the deep space Ion drive, they plan on using xenon to power this propulsion system. My question is could they harness the already existing radioactive particles in space to power it? If they could then there would be almost an unlimited supply of fuel for...- Layne014
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- Drive Ion Radiation Space
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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What Is the Binding Energy of the Second Electron in a Hydrogen Ion?
Homework Statement The negative H− ion is a two-electron system like the He atom. How large is the binding energy of the second electron?Homework Equations For hydrogen-like atoms we can use hydrogen wavefunctions so I did it here. First there is potential to be found and then, multipled...- Antonija
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- Binding energy Energy Hydrogen Ion
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Energy imparted to an ion by a magnetic field
Basically my question is: if an anion is placed by the negative poll of a magnet will it push on the particle?- Ken H
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- Energy Field Ion Ions Magnetic Magnetic field Magnets
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Polyolefin Ion Membranes in Electrochemical Cells
Hi, I was wondering if any old polyolefin membrane would work as a separator in an electrochemical cell, or if there is only a special "porous" version. For example, would a grocery store sack (polyethylene) work. It is my understanding that polymers of this sort are naturally porous... -
Powerbank for Bicycle: Charging a Li Ion Battery with Varying Current
Hello, I made powerbank for my bicycle to charge my phone while I ride it. I am using one 4400 mah Li Ion battery. I was wandering If it is possible to charge the battery with less than 1 amp and not constant current? Because, generator I have on my bike produces 3W and it varies as I change...- Akmalidin
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- Battery Bicycle Charging Current Ion
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Speed, force, magnetic flux of an ion?
Homework Statement The diagram shows a mass spectrometer used for measuring the masses of isotopes. It consists of an ion generator and accelerator, a velocity selector and an ion separator, all in a vacuum. In one experiment, tin ions, each of which carries a charge of +1.6 * 10-19 C, are...- moenste
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- Accelerator Flux Force Ion Isotopes Magnetic Magnetic flux Mass spectrometer Speed
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How do you modify the Bohr model equation for Li++?
Homework Statement Consider an electron in the n = 4 level of Li ++. According to the Bohr model, what is the radius of the orbit of the electron? Homework Equations r = .0529 nm r(n) = (.0529 nm) x (n2) The Attempt at a Solution I thought this was pretty obvious? We want to know the radius...- Vitani11
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- Bohr Bohr model Ion Model
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Maximizing Precipitation Efficiency: Balancing Common Ions in Ksp Equations
Homework Statement Is it possible to precipitate 99.0% of 0.010 M Ce3+ by adding oxalate (C2O42-) without precipitating 0.010 M Ca2+ CaC2O4 Ksp = 1.3 x 10-8 Ce2(C2O4)3 Ksp = 5.9 x 10-30 Homework Equations 1.3x10-8 = [0.01M][C2O4-] 5.9x10-30=[0.01M]2[C2O4]3 The Attempt at a Solution All I've...- ReidMerrill
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- Ion Ksp
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Hybridisation of Chromate Ion Explained
Can some one explain the structure of chromate ion on the basis of hybridisation cause I'm a bit confused I googled about it and there are posts like explaining it as sp3 hybridised ion. Explain please.- Karan Punjabi
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- Hybridisation Ion
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I Helium Ion collision with diamond wafer
If a Helium ion He+ collides with a diamond wafer surface, an insulator, does the Helium ion, at 25 deg C, will the ion lose it's charge by gaining an electron from the insulative surface or does the ion have an elastic collision with no net energy loss or gain?- Biodelta
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- Collision Diamond Helium Ion
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Build a Low-Voltage Negative Ion Generator w/ AA Batteries
Howdy! How do I build a small low-voltage ion generator? The simplest possible design; we'er talking AA batteries here with step-by-step instructions... Any links or advice would be graciously accepted / appreciated. Here is a youtube video of the thing I want in case I'm not describing it...- Borrah Campbell
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- generator ion negative
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What is the concentration of ions from Ksp?
Homework Statement Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I am not too confident with my knowledge of Ksp so just checking my answer. Ksp = [Hg2+][S2-] Therefore root Ksp to get [Hg2+] = 1.2649*10-26. So answer is B. Is this right? Cheers!- TT0
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- Concentration Ion Ksp
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Which Option Should I Choose for the Complex Ion Based on the Given Information?
Homework Statement Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution There is 0.2 mol of Cl- ions so therefore this leaves us with a 1:1 ratio for the chloride ion to chromium ion in the complex ion. This leaves us with option B or D. However, I am not sure how to choose between them. Can someone...- TT0
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- Complex Ion
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I How Is the Ion Lattice Approximation Justified in Electron Dynamics?
To solve the full many-body electron problem one often uses the approximation that the dynamics of the electron system, is that of N interacting electrons living in a periodic lattice of positive ion cores. What justifies this approximation and does it have a particular name?- aaaa202
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- Approximation Ion Lattice
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B Does ionization change velocity of ion?
If I add 1402kJ of energy to 1 mol of Nitrogen I will ionize it, as I understand it. So when I ionize it, will it actually change the velocity of the ionized atom? What about the overall temperature of the gas?- Intle
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- Change Ion Ionization Velocity
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Atom charge after ionizing (nuclei/particle) radiation
Homework Statement When an instable atom emits alpha or beta particles. Doesn't the overal electrical charge of the remaining atom change? For example when an atom emits alpha decay, a helium core is emitted, this results in the lose of two protons (forthe radiating atom). But doens't this mean...- n124122
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- Atom Charge Decay Electrical charge Ion Particle Radiation
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Dissociation vs Solubility: Are They Interchangeable Terms?
Homework Statement Hello all! Say I have an ion XY. I dissolve it in a solution. What is the difference between its dissociation or solubility, or are they the same? Seems my ap chem review book is using these two terms interchangeably and I am just plain confused. Thanks Homework Equations...- RoboNerd
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- Dissociation Ion Ksp Solubility
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I Determining Ion Speed in a Farnsworth Fusion Ion Collider
I'm looking to figure out how fast ions are traveling in the fusor I have access to. The chamber is roughly 12-14" long, with a central electrode charged to 75 kV and 5 mA. Is the type of ion relevant? What would I have to do to figure out how fast the ions are moving?- nwfusor
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- Collider Fusion Ion Ions Speed
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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I Transition rules for a trapped ion
Hi, I am studying the dynamics of a trapped ion in a laser and am trying to simulate the dynamics via a quantum jump, in order to do this I need to know the allowed transitions that the ion external and internal degrees of freedom can take, being the number state (n) of the approximated harmonic...- jamie.j1989
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- Ion Rules Transition
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Ion channels enable electrical communication in bacteria
Here’s an interesting bit of research regarding how bacteria communicate through ion channels. It talks about biofilms which I understand as being thin films of bacteria that colonize the surface of teeth for example: The bacteria then communicate using what sounds like a 2 dimensional EM wave...- Q_Goest
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- Bacteria Communication Electrical Ion Neurons
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Superconductor structure and contents
Hi. What are superconductor ions? Are they naturally occurring ions inside the lattice structure of a superconductor when it's manufactured or are they ions introduced artificially to a superconductor's lattice ? And do the ions have spin?- Fizica7
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- ion lattice structure superconductor
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Can a 12V DC Source Efficiently Charge a 16.9V Lithium Ion Battery Pack?
Hi, I have built a large, lithium ion battery bank, so that I may power some of my projects from battery. The bank is 10,000 milliamp hours at 16.9 volts, and was wondering the following. Can I charge my 16.9 volt battery pack with a 12 volt dc source? would It decrease the efficiency? Would...- Puglife
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- Charging Ion Lithium Lithium ion Voltage
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Can Sodium Ions in the Brain Be Excited with Electromagnetic Radiation?
Is it possible to excite the sodium ion in the brain with photon from electromagnetic radiation to create a yellow glow like the sodium-vapor lamp here? Please bear with me, I'm bad with Chemistry- fredreload
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- Excitation Ion Sodium
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Which species of Fe are considered dissolved Fe?
Homework Statement The question tells me that all dissolved iron species will have an activity of 0.1M. So is Fe(OH)42- considered a dissolved species of Fe, and if so, it will have an activity of 0.1M? Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution I want to say that it is not considered...- 1question
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- convention dissolve ion iron
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Li-Ion Battery Charger for Drill - 12V 3s Balance Charger
Hey all I've got an old drill witch nicad batteries had died so i replaced them with 3 li ion batterys for 12v i still have the old charger plug so far I've hadto unsolder the batterys to charge them does anyone know of a 3s balance charger for lithium ion batterys asi can't find any online Tia- evilfreddie
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- Charger Ion Lithium Lithium ion
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Is Hydrogen Ion a Powerful Antioxidant?
Dear PF Forum, First of all, Happy New Year 2016, may your hopes, dreams, wishes and plans be fullfiled in this year. I'm interested in AntiOxidant. I've read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antioxidant and http://www.1stvitality.co.uk/az/antioxidants/antioxidants.htm Those sites give me this... -
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Potential of a hydrogenic ion given a wavefunction
EDIT: moved from technical forum, so no template Hello, I have a problen which is about calculating an electrostatic potential for a hydrogenic atom in the ground state given its wavefunction. Since I know the wavefunction of the ground state I would find it by solving the Schrödinger...- Manuel Galdon
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- Ion Potential Wavefunction
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Calculating Magnetic Flux Needed for Ion Control
Homework Statement A magnet is used to control negative ions and only allow those with a specific mass to pass through a narrow gap opening . The magnet will bend the ion beam in a quarter circle of radius 50 cm . In an experiment, a negative ion accelerated by a voltage of 3.0 kV. Which...- tankarish
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- Control Flux Ion Magnetic Magnetic flux
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Is Electrostatic Ion Separation Possible for Industrial Element Separation?
This is probably painfully obvious, but I keeping getting the impression that aqueous ions can be separated spatially via electrostatic force. For example, dissolve some sodium chloride in water, and then put the container in an electric field. Wouldn't the sodium ions migrate to the negative...- 24forChromium
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- Electrostatic Ion Separation
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Finding The Concentration Of An Ion
If I have a balanced chemical reactoin, for example KOH + HBr ==> H2O + KBr And I am given the concentration and volume of both KOH and HBr, how is it possible to determine the concentration of one of the ions from the net ionic equation? H + OH ==> H2O- Plutonium88
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- Concentration Ion
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Can an organic ion have a charge of -3?
Homework Statement Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I can't seem to see how an organic ion with charge -3 is formed. I thought an organic ion will always have a charge of -1? Like sodium ethoxide CH3CH2CO-Na+ ? I know that Na can only react with alcohols and carboxylic acids, so B...- Janiceleong26
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- Charge Ion Organic
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Ion Flow Through a Channel: Current and Charge
Sodium ion flows a through a cylindrical ion channel --> diameter = 0.85 um and is 5 um long. potential difference b/w the ends of the channel is 225 mV drift velocity = 0.015 m/s in a period of 1 ms, a total of 15*10^6 ions exit the channel a. total charge exiting the channel in 1 ms =? b...- GBC
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- Channel Charge Current Current flow Flow Ion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Are there any materials where ions are the charge carriers instead of electrons?
I was wondering , are there any materials , metal or others, that have ions as the charge carriers that form current instead of electrons as in most metals.? and are the ohmic resistance in room temperature for example similar to materials were current is formed by electrons or is the resistance...- Salvador
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- Conductor Ion Solid Solid state State
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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How Can You Calculate the Necessary Acceleration for Ion Separation?
Homework Statement Ok, so this question is not really a homework problem but just something I'm trying to solve for fun and to improve my problem solving skills. You must separate fast moving ions from slow moving ones. To do this the ions are brought into the device in a narrow beam so that...- Amrator
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- Acceleration Ion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help